The dangers of protectionism

Article Abstract:

Protectionism is popular is seen by some as a suitable response to uncomfortable dislocation in some domestic industries. Some negative effects of protective trade barriers are described. Consumer prices rise and choice is limited in the marketplace. Distortion is created in the workplace by attempts to save low, value-add jobs at the expense of more productive ones. Retaliatory measures may be effected by other countries that could seriously disrupt the global economy. The free market tradition and its inherent competitive spirit should enable US business to overcome crises in confidence and devise a strategy for success.

Analysis, Tariffs, Free trade, Import quotas

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Insurance sales by financial institutions

Article Abstract:

Deregulation of financial institutions is opening new markets and products to them that are risks to be considered. One case of diversification is the selling of life insurance by financial institutions. A method of dealing with life insurance is provided for the benefit of financial managers. The marketing of life insurance by financial institutions has a great chance for success.

Banking industry, Marketing, Insurance industry, Insurance, Joint ventures, Marketing management, Financial institutions, Deregulation

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